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Haas were ordered to remove T-wing

Haas team boss Guenther Steiner has confirmed that the American outfit was told to remove the T-wing ahead of Friday's second practice as it was flexing significantly. Haas put in a solid display on the opening day of the season with Romain Grosjean claiming back-to-back P8s in Friday's practices. However, in the second session, the Frenchman and his team-mate Kevin Magnussen were without Haas' T-wing. It was clear that T-wing was flexing significantly, which resulted in the stewards ordering Haas to remove it. As to whether they will be permitted to run it come Saturday's practice, Steiner is uncertain. 'We ran this wing in the whole Barcelona test and never had a problem with it breaking...
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